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Positive.

That's up to everyone else. No reason why not, I guess.

Testing it out now, btw.

www.tinychat.com/downinfront

And Hawaii Five O.

Well shucks, planning on starting around 4 p.m. Pacific. Ought to be intimate in the chat room, this is just something I'm announcing here.

Hey, you like Star Trek.

I think my book would be Anathem or John Dies at the End. Anathem because it's my favorite of the long books I like, JDatE because it's funny, and that might be nice.

Hm.

I have no good answer to this.

I'm suddenly curious how Dorkman feels about "Movers."

I know the Down in Front-able problems with it better than anyone, but in terms of making something with a ton of backstory compelling without explicitly giving anything away, I am interested how well it works for him.

*hentai picture*

I think in Scott Pilgrim's case, the world as a video game is the magic bean and a poorly-executed justification. To contrast, a better solution would be to have a line in the beginning where Scott observes how much he loves video games and relates them to his life.

As of now, the movie simply is that with no justification.

EDIT: This might require elaboration on the nature of magic beans. It could be simply magic beans if the definition required absolutely no set-up for them.

For now, Scott Pilgrim Potter's story begins in his third year at Hogwarts and nobody hangs a lantern on all the magic wands.

Click to enlarge. Accurate as of ten minutes ago.